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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
Mr.. FRENCH REGALyS HIS POCKETBOOK.

package addressed TO b. French, President No 800
Mulberry was carried Police Headquarters by post
man ON Thursday evening 1t had been mailed at the Cen
eral Postoice Mr. French opened the package yestery
and fonnd his which he lost Tuesday evening
The book the cate for 1000 shares OF Cashier
mining stock other but the money was missing
the pocket6ook this note TO MI French
DRiR slR send you the pocketGook you lost am too
busy n, am about leave bring 10 you person
ally take advantage OF the mail The GeseTP,lo5 TALES
cor rectly in all important point ana that the
amount OF money much loss than mentoned III
thought you poor SHOULD certainly return ne
neity amounr convinced otherwise therefore re-
tain as tbs reward mentioned for charity pur
poses ,. 4. A.. ,o,,or NJ rroncb aa,d
still thought the pooketoook contained over
$40 when IL was lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
Fy.pRTsIDFNT MARK HOPKINS.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, June 17.-ExPresidont Marx
Hopkins of Williams College, died In Williamstown al
10 o'clock this morning on Wednesday afternoon he
took drive swith several friends and visited Cold
Spring about two miles from home He alighted, got
over fence and drank water. He returned to his
homo In his usual good spirits and apparent vigorous
health Yesterday he felt and In the afternoon he
ordered hi, ten intending 10 visit his who lives In
another part OF village just before the carriage
was ready he decided not to Physicians give 1t IA
their opinion that general breaking up alone was the
cause OF death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

BARNEs-VARICK-A Poughkeepse Saturday, June H.
by the Rev A. Van Gieron, ID. d., Edward Barnes to
Ellen Shepherd daughter OF the late Richard A. Varck
NJ ID.
TOMPKINS BURGESS AT tho First Presbyterian
Church. Rutherford j. Thursday, June TO- 1887 by the
Rev. r. Hammond. assisted by the Rev Edwin A. Bulk
ley d. d. Elizabeth l.. daughter OF Robert Burgess
TO William A. Tompkins
KMoX-sHERMAN,1,Att the Homestead Morrstown, \ J..
Wednesday. June 15 by the Rev. Albert Erdnan d. d.
assisted by the Rev William w. Holloway Edith. daugh.
ter of Byron and Julia Bnrnham Sherman. TO Charles
Gordon Knox. Of St Louis Mo.
LIE BIO UTILLIER-AUSTIN-O Juno lG, 1881 az the
residence of the brides parents YoDkers N W by tho
Rev. BENJAMIN Brewster Carrie A., daughter OF SIR T. V.
Austin " Clement lie Boutfllior
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Nth full name
nd address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

~-r, Amos .. vummmgs. Juss:scs Fofh ANA oedneg,
Frederick s. obbA Henry n Dizzy Jesse wniiams 1aooo
~. - xrusnv R,chmond General William B. Barton
rranos Wilson H. O. Bang George B. Martin, Walter J.
Price colonel James DR. S0h1 r. Nf TSss;, 'Snp h n
"a 1f%oif Hopper Daniel Frohman, Thomas j. Murray
aofee Vail Sydney Rosenfeid Cyril Scott Alfred foin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
A PRESENT FOE SENATOR REILLY

OF tho many friends and advocates Of the half
holiday movement In tho last Legislature, two were
especially roelous In it, bohslf These Senator
Reilly aud Speaker Husted. Last evening In Assocla-
ton Hall tho Hall Holiday Association presented to
senator Reilly o set Of Appleton's Encyc lopedla,
5Tesidsnt Johnston prcsidcd. EDWARD Albeit. o
brother Of the ex6overnor Of Now Jersey, Tw Gerard
and Mr.. wttenbeecher maao speeohes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
,ELoPING ON COMMENCEMENT Day

A YOUNG WOMAN ESCAPING FROM SCHOOL IN HASTE
TO BE MARRIED.
ELMIRA, juno Miss Kittie Reynolds. daughter OF
David Reynolds of Horseheais, yesterday eoped from
Elmra College, which she had been attending as an art
student, with Charles Fuller postofbce employee They
were married by the Rev. NJ. +. Dewitt Her parents
searched in vain for and II asceraned that the
couple had taken rooms In this city. Mrs Fuller Ia
eighteen years old Her parents who wealthy idolize
her and she will DO forgiven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
JOHN ]. BENITZ.

PIrrsBURG. June II tspectGb.-John J. Benitz we'll
known basso and teacher Of vocal music died to-day
lie born IN Pittsburg forty-hve years ago. When
twenty years old he went to Munich, where he re-
ceived instructions from noted teachers He was after
ward connected with four opera oreanizations-The
Caroline Rchnas- Bernard the G. ID. Hess the seville
and the Rice opera companies He left the stage nve
years ago and has since been connected with several
church chOlrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

INSURANCE OBTAINED BY PRETENDED DEATH.
BUFFALO, June 17.-News received here to-day OF
the arrest at salem, Ore Of Bryant b. Crandal for
mery OF Buffalo, who disappeared at Niagara Falls In
April 1886, and left note stating that he had commit
ted suicide body subsequently found in the river
below the falls and identified his by caused by
cut the right foot Crandal belonged to five
insurance organizations, all except OF which have
paid the death clams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
SperiaI N1licts.

meeting Of tho Alumni Of Williams College residing In
New. York and vicinity will be held at the Office Of Charles
Buckley Hubbeu, No. 80 Broadway THIS Saturday
MORNING. at IL O'Clock action In reference
death OF OK. President Hopkins.
DAyID DUDLEY FIELD EvERARD REMPSnALL
ROpFRT r. BOOTH ABBOTT T.. KITTREDGE,
WIIIIAMP PRENTICE. JACOB r. MILLER
FRANCIS LYNDE STET- JOHNC. GOODRIDGE, JR.
SON FREDERIC h. JENNINGs,
VIII TFIMUS MYNDERS EDWARD NJ. FIELD.
CHAs unlikely HUB. JAMES II. GAkFIELD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
SHOT DEAD IN A HOTEL.

MIpDLETowS. June 17.-John Wales, of Liberty. Snli-
County, shot and killed by Curtis Fske, clerk
In hardware In that village. this morning The
hhooting occurred at Mrs Sarah j. Nasms hotel Fske
was paying attentions to a widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
Suicide PREFERRED TO AMPUTATION.

SARATOGA, June 17.-Stephen Washburn, OF Wilton, a
farmer age seventyfve committed suicide last night
Mr. washburn had his toes frozen last winter and gan
creme having set n the doctors decided that amputat0n
Necessary. The old objected to this srenuousy
and his mind became some what affected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
H. WHITE THOUGHT TO BE OUT OF DANCER.

White. the wellknown correspondent
has been lying dangerously Ill for the last
house wes mother city on the way to
HIS brother has homo to Providence His
moIher win stay few days longer Mt White has been
suffering The OF the
doctors tbnk 1t expected that Mr. White will
be able 10 DO at work again in few weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
ANOTHER MEXICAN ooLoy1zrye SCHEME.

SAN FRAScisco, June l7.-Guy Weber, Of Cincinnati,
acting for Eastern capitalists today concluded the pur-
chase OF 1000 900 OF land In Sonora Mexico The
purchase made from different persons, and the pur
pose u " establish An American colonxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

You cure sore throat with the help of Dr. Jayne
Expectorant, good rgmedy for coughs and all throat
and lung diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

,h s,a,r,r, continuous line shows tho barometre nue.
t,os veserday as observed Al tho United states
service station In s city. The dasles hhGa.. "o S
ture noted at Hudnut's pharmacy zio b'os"""''
TRtpuNE OFFICE. June ls-l A. M-Fhe warm Wa,o
rose yesterday, with falling barometer sene.H,
,,,vo.r 10 and 9Oo the average 77%'l being 4.a
sr than on the corresponding day last year. anu
83,0 higher than on Thursday. -. tn xrohahlv he
aud near this city day there VIII propsoiy pe
generally fair weather, but win s, onanoo VI "e"'
showers and little change In temperature
Az Nav brunswick, N j., an exceedingly heavy shower
wrscked trees on the college campus, and % gnten ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
xEwARKs BIG sEwER A FAILURE

Committee of the Common Council Of the City Of Newark
that the great intercepng which over half
million dollars is complete failare The statement was
made by the chairman and caused CONSERVATION, The
committee will visit the sewer on Monday. >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

A Tremendous Baseball Contest To-day.
Saint George staten Island the supreme baseball contest
Nets Athletics at $780, Admission. csc. Boats from
Battery. loo. great game certain. Great haIthonty
sport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDIOATGONs-FOR 81 HOURS.
WASHINGTON June 17.-For New England. New-York.
Pennsylvania and Now-Jerssy variable winds becoming
westerly fair weather, slight changes In temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

IL 10 Economical
fall supply OF Colgates 1905 Laundry Soap befcre
going to the country. 1t improves with age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

PIatt's ChIorides the Household Disinfectanf.
An odorless liquid. cheap. efficient and reliable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
IIrDGE O. A I.OOURANE.

ATLANTA Ga. June 17-Judge O. A. Lochrane died
tis morning OF heart disease He was once Chief
OF the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
Tenth Season
MRS. MOE l. II A r u 5
HOMEMADE

BRANDIED.
sPIoED PRUrra
Jellios jana Pickles and Mnce Meats
Pure Red Jelly made OF currlnt uos AMI sugac
and nothin9 else Everything in glass lars Sent
orders early Goods until tall For prices rserencsA
40 addr,sa Mira SARAH = McELRArH,
Degraw.st. BROOKLYN " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

40 named Bolan living In Orange Valley, shot last
~ VII BY Charles smith, farmer at Mont.
m ssrsoaS s''Aos cnerrss On smiths farm Hs wounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

4 scHOOygRs CREW PICKED UPATSEA.
FoRr MONROE Va, June 1.-THE schooner William
Hines from the West Indies for Baltimore, rescued the
cantain his wife and the crew OF the schooner Ance
JgSarn from Kings Ferry for Philadelphia. The Alice
Hearn had foundered at The crew were taken 10
JaIf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
MARRIED.

Over 100 Varieties
Of the and best toilet made by Colgate ca
Cashmere Bouquet the standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

Betting, Eugr 8 70 9 Mrr To- In'y 10 r ~ 10
!, KeoknL 20 10 ]. EscObedO % 70 !. .,
Luna Brown BToughton, WnOna Adrian BERLIN ON ana
Choctaw withdrawn. This most unfair start The
avorte practically left at the post Miller was
T. get away lead OF engih Frolic second ana te
others srnng Froc went o. tho front aud lea u inc
urong post Then fell bsoE ami Miller. taking tho lead
was ever headed winning " b six lengths Ipy sec
and lengths before Commander third LrIor was never
the r.ce. NO Did for The winner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18

BettInC-Favof 70 l. swirl 4 O 7, NItTOy 70 - ~
MOnopoe to J. Boar to Gobfalon 10 TO J. Adons IL 10 u
LoLogos 20 TO /. PINK Cottage 80 TO !.
Greenfield withdrawn Ram act in the horses went
the and BY the time they got away II was s9rng
dozen strides and To swift "ho
going TO the front a lead OF length and
half was headed. The procession, Favor
got q start and OF the heavy going was
able to mp voeroy slipped all over Tho rack ann
Mccarthy pulled him Dry Monopole second thofe
after and the place easily At The half The rse
Of sight in the storm and were not seen again uht Icy
stragged home Tie track pond swift won by thre
eths Dry Monopole lengths before Favor
Boaa could IN the mud, was last all the way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-18
ForRIM RAcE-sT.E5sso STAKES $50 E,cI $1,000

Bettng-Ten -tIikH 20 y 1.ItTe :
Nellie l. Chickhhomily to J. l2ncasero 10
Florence 10 20 l. Wndsan IL 10 /. ovee j to l.
Adrian 10 To /.
Broaghion and Biscuit withdrawn. tres0me
delay at the post and another bad start Florence
Little Minnie then went 20 tho front
aud IN passed by Adrian who msie runaway lace
OF nothing bcing able him He won In caner
by tengihs second i've before Chicka
homny third The by this time quazmre Ten
IA the the start having eneouay as
posed Of his chances Adrian entered To Dc so ior
el,0uO lie was bought in 10y his owner for fl.So5
FIFTH RAcE-PURsE $500; MAIDEN TwOIEAR-OLDs.
HALF MILE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-22

Meinhard Bros & cow W Gordon & Co. Bar
hour Bros & 90. Garnet, $500. q Walter
& Co. II N Conner Il Go.
Fer stea ner st NIcholas. from Fernan lima
and way lancings-Lilieuthal Il Son, G Ritey
Myers q Bros w w Chisholm Mrs A ii
Minis, Baldwin Co. NJ Boiey Il Son, j n
Jones, Jno Flannery Co. II NJ Conner & Co,
' " w W GorGon Bgo; > wil4pams; D Dancy.
Hudson.M Y Henderson. smith Bros & Co. Geo
Meyer, NJ Maclean. G. V Hecker & Co. G IT
Steadweil, Collat Bros, Jno Redman, lilly
Per savannah. Florida and Western av.
Jan H-Transrer ONCE. Jno Flannerv & Co.
W II Blake. W W Chisholm, VIM scheing.
STANDARD on Co, Barron, Lee Roy Myers.
) Thompson. Decker II F, Bacon, j & Co,
krklaud. Dae Q, d q Co, NJ Maclean, j v
Ward, McDonOugh Co. Frierson 4 Co. EFT
Robert. IL Clarke & Co. y Bacon & Co,
Warren \, Woods 4 Co. Garnett, 5 & Co
BALDWIN Co, } Williams Ellis, & Co.
M Z MCINTYRE, IL Conner & Co. Per-
klns SON, Heron n G, Peacock, II Il Co
Butler -, Chas Ellis, W G Jackson, G L
Jones.
Per Central Railroad. Jan 90 Fordr ACT,
Jno tlannery Co. Herrcn q, NJ Msclean,
W W Gordon 4 Co. " arren Il \, r d Bogart
G. Walter Co, Garnet. ; Il Co, G l. Mon
tague & Co, II NJ Conner n TO. j p williams
BALDWIN Il Co, Wood & Bro, Woods & 60,
NJ ! McIntyre. NJ Farley, Geo Meyer,
Ldhenthal son, II So ONION Il son. Burglar
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LoEDoS, Jan. II, nOon.-Consols, 100 1915
for money. lOl for account.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2l,nosn.-Stocks active but
heavy. Money easy ~ 400 per cent. Ex-
change-long. 81 52l 40Di s2sz short. S, So 40
1867. state bonds dUil but steady. Govern
menJ bonds duh but steady.
$500 y. m.-EIcnange dull and unchanged
at 81 s214Ga4 "a, Money easy ~ 3dl5 per
cent, closing per cent. offered. Sub-Trea. =
urv oalances-Gold. slBJ. 600: currencv
SIS $4,000. Government bonds duh but steady /;
four per cents. l2,h-: three per cents. 100
bid. State bonds dun but steady.
The stock marEet to-day was subject TO
many influences, and rs a consequence WAS
very feverish and Irregular. different stocks
often moving in opposite directions at one
time. London, under the Influence OF the
war feeling. sold trunk lines, ~. Paul and
Union Pacific and W abash, IN consequence OF
combination OF uniavoraDle news u regard
TO the property The Duiis generally had tue
better OF tue situation IN the forenoon. but
after the passage Of he interstate commerce
bill the bear made n combined attack upon
the market, and even COM picuOuBly strong
stocks Of the morning became uuiet. Trunk
lines were affected Wy stOrlca OF rate cutting.
Reading by the announcement that the
SchuykiiI valley had pa~s"d under re-
ceiver and selling By !oreign houses. and
Pacific stocks by different uniaYOraOlD
rumors. New Jersey Central WIS again
strong to-day. ana exceeded yesterday rice.
but was carried back by ,he general weak
ncss. Pacific Mail was the only gamer by the
passage OF tbc Interstate bill, and ~ SHOT up
"a per cent. most u winch Vac, however.
lost later IN the day. Certain allegations In
regard 10 Hooking valley. though followed
by denials, were n disturbing influence upon
speculation. New Englan was also a lea-
turc. The opening WAS weak, first prices
being laCgss per cent. lower than last eve 30
ing's dnal figures, and the market was stroug
in he early dealings under the lead OF New
Jersey Central and New England. The al
vance spent its force in the drst hour, and
the market became dull and heavy. The re-
action occurred early IN the afternoon, but
later the decline was resumed with vigor,
and he last hour saw the movement accelo-
rated, Pacific Mail and New jersey Central
Offering the most resistance. There was
slight rally toward the close, but the market
was weak at or near the lowest prices
reached. sales were 439, oy0 shares. The en-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-22

Per steamer AZ Nicholas. from Fernsndtna
and way laudings--- Nrs MulGair ana servant,
james W2lker, & NJ Quartcrman and son.
Per steamship NacOuchec. for New YORK
w Lay, II 4 Nash, w DeuDel, John ~ tps,
Jud W II SeDrng. Edison X Beach, W 4
EIal;esdale. j. - Converse, l. NJ Fox, Coz J $
Fleming. ana II stcerage .'
Per steamship Tallahasse from New York
W + Bel Jr, Mrs Bel, } j Hearn. wife AMI
infant, Or : stephen, w McCasSie. " ~
Back. l. nlngerl1id and wife, Ml.s r lan-,
geif0rd, Mrs ; Buell., Miss r A Forgu. } as
Moran, G + Wllett, + Donnelly. w Glenn,
A RICE, W webb. Mrs II Dledrlchs, y ID
Bdweli, e II Bidwcll, w Z Norton. Mrs bus
lama, Miss x Holmes. Misc ii Holes. Miss A
Il Thorn, y 9 bar and wife, J. Blair and
mad. L Stein, Miss Cieand, Mrs 3 Cielard.
1hos ID Spencer. T G Ollat'. q Gallaxhcr. II {
SpOor, Mrs q Clark, j w Haven, j w Haven
ir Miss McEwaln. III X Brown aud - ile, ,
Mrs l. White. N ~ BFdseyc. Miss s tephens,
Louis Penn ngtOn, & Mckenzie tcol). Geo
Brown tcoll, sam H.udrlcs sen cob, c
Hooper (cOD. W II B-ilsy tcOll. b Williams
(colj, Chm tcol, and IL steerarge
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LIST OF VESSELS IN TIE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. Jan 81, 1857

STEAMSHIPS.
Juniata, !. 800 tons, Askins, Philadelphia, ldg-
G. NJ SOrrel.
Tallahassee. 1877 tons, Fisher, New York, dis
&c Nj Sorrel.
VIM crane. lao tons, Billups. Baltimore, cid
Jas West q Co.
Marion tBrl, 1906, tons, Jenels, Antwerp, cid
"A Minis n Sons.
Elsie tBrj. 1,6i3 tons, Beadle, Bremen, ldg-A
Minis n sons.
Coronila (Brl. S75 tons, Gavin, Liverpool.
ldg-A Minis Il sons.
] M Lockwood (Brl. LAG tons, Wattlev, Bar
celona. ldg-R ohardson Barnard.
Norfolk tBr', l,l5e tons, WoOlston, Liverpool,
dis-Wiider n Co.
Eight steamships.
Chapman (Brl, 1888 tors, Belyea, Liverpool,
ldg-Richarson h Barnard.
Germanic Br), 1,2q5 tons, Waycott, Liverpool,
lda-Richardson " Barnard.
Two ships.
Felix Meudelsohn GER. 923 tons, Mailman,
Liverpool, lag-HolsL n Co.
Konoma tBr), s03 tons, Thompson, Liverpool,
Maitland Nor, 1855 tons, svendsen. Hamburg.
ldg-Holst 4 Co.
Engeibreckt swj. $50 tons, Eckman, Ham
burg. ldg-Holst n Co.
Erbrin Nor. 500, tons, Petersen, Cronstadt,
ldg-Host II Co.
Traveller tNori, sls tons, Torjesen, Hamburg,
dis-fiolst a. Go.
lima Nor, 4s7 tons, Albrethsen, Reval, lds
Hoist Il Co.
Carin lsw), 3l2 tons. westerlund, Havre. Idg
-Holst II Co.
Oskarsvarf (Sw). 672 tons. Tezlund, at quar-
antine. wtg-ITOlst n co.
POseidon NOrl. $50 tons, Hansen, at quaran-
anime. wtg-HOlst n Co.
Pohora (Brj, 799 tons, Jameson, at Tybee.
salem Nor, 457 tons, sandberg, at quaran-
tire, wtg-A X salas q Co.
Domenico Utal). 1888 tons, De Angels, Europe,
ldg-A X Salas n Co.
Moland NOR, i46 tons, Omundsen, Baltic, ldg
"A Il Salas Il Co.
sappho tNorj, 5lS tons, Knudssn. Buenos
Ayres. ldg-A X Salas II Co.
Onni NOR. 5l6 tons, Abrahamsen, Danzia,
cld--A x Salas n Co.
Taurus tNorJ, 507 tons, johnson, at quaran-
tine. wtg-a X alas Co..
AltamahA. 300 tons. Bray, Philadelphia, dis
Jas Clarke X Co.
Gler tNorl. 4g9 tons, Amundsen, In distress,
repg-Jas X Clarke Co.
A lbert Schultze. f3 tons, Thatcher, Boston,
dis-Jos Roberts Co:
Fredsael Nor, 49i tons, Nielsen, Goole, old
= + Shotter q Co.
Iris RUS, 779 tons, strom, Havre, ldg-wilder
n Co.
Mercia (Br). $50 tons, Mosey, Liverpool, ldg-
Minis q Sons.
Felo (sD), 527 tons, Riberas, port in Spain, ldg
Butler b Stevens.
Twenty -four Darks.
Robert Dillon. 45i tons, Leighton, New York,
ldg-Jos A Roberts Il Co.
One brig.
sOHoONERs.
A Deuike 400 tons, Townsend. Baltimore, ldg
Jos A Roberts n co.
Addie VI Bird, 323 tons, Cushman, Baltimore,
ld0 Jos A Roberts Il Co.
Raymond 4 Maui, 81 tons, Smith, Phtladel-
phta, dg--Jos A Roberts n Co.
Mary X Rawley, 1903 tons. Rawley. Norfolk,
ldg-Jos A Roberts Il Co.
Thos p Ban. 43c tons, Ry der, New York, ldg-
DOS A Roberts Co.
Robert II Parker. 300 tons, Smith, Philadel.
phiu. ldg-JOs A Roberts n Co.
Benz Hale, 50, tons. Hall. Charleston, repg
Jos Roberts ~ co.
Jennie Lippett, 706 tons, Chase, Woods Es
repg-Jos A Roberts Il Co. az
John II Cross, 1888 Tons. Rawley, ProvideiT
McDonough II Co.
Anne Bliss. si7 tons, O'Donnell, Baltimore,
ldg-Daie. Dixon Il Co,
Ten sCnOOuerS.